Tag: South Asians

Researchers helping South Asian elders from India to California rely on networking face-to-face and online to build knowledge globally.

From a skinny 8-page black-and-white magazine, Silicon Valley-based India Currents has evolved into a robust glossy with a 100,000 readership throughout California.

Author Andrew Lam writes that the latest census numbers showing a rise in Asian-Americans points to a larger cultural shift in Bay Area, one that reaches across all races.

A look at the Indian American newsmakers of the year.

In Northern California, being a truck driver is a common profession of choice for many South Asians. Current changes to state regulations is putting a squeeze on their ability to make a living.

The number of Indian Americans seeking to enter political office is on the rise, though community engagement with grassroots politics is still a challenge. New crop of polticians say they want to be role models for future generations.

Engineer turned filmmaker Akshay Prem Vyas breaks out with "Love Struck Smart," a short indie comedy about the romantic adventures of SJSU students.

Tabla virtuoso Zakir Hussain re-scores music for Alonzo King's Scheherazade ballet at San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center For the Arts.

Another installment of the Brown Girls cartoon.

ICA will honor activists in annual gala this Sunday.

Indian American seniors immigrating to the United States face the challenge of acculturation while dealing with issues of aging.